Enniscorthy Technology Park
A Strategic Location on Ireland’s Eastern Economic Corridor
Enniscorthy Technology Park
Enniscorthy is a historic and growing town in the heart of County Wexford, combining a rich heritage with a strong focus on future economic development. Located along the Eastern Economic Corridor and connected by the M11 motorway, Enniscorthy offers excellent access to Dublin, Dublin Airport and Rosslare Europort.
Enniscorthy Technology Park is emerging as a strategically significant hub for high-value enterprise, sustainability, and technological innovation. Located on the outskirts of Enniscorthy town on a 15.5-hectare (38-acre) site overlooking the River Slaney, this development, spearheaded by Wexford County Council (WCC), is designed to assist the transition of the regional economy toward employment in sectors of regional strength including ICT, life sciences, sustainability and renewable energy.
Supporting Regional Growth
The Technology Park is a key project within the Wexford County Development Plan, helping to diversify the local economy and create high-skilled employment opportunities. Since acquiring and rezoning the site, Wexford County Council has invested in essential infrastructure to make the park development-ready for new enterprise.
Enniscorthy’s position on the Eastern Economic Corridor—further enhanced by the investment in the M11 motorway bypass—provides easy access to Dublin, Dublin Airport, and the expanding maritime channels at Rosslare Europort. WCC has systematically leveraged this infrastructure, investing heavily in the park’s early phases to clear, service, and open up high-potential commercial sites for development.
Enniscorthy Technology Park
Sustainability is central to the park’s vision. Its flagship building, Senan House, was Ireland’s first certified fully passive commercial office building. Located within Wexford County Council designated Decarbonisation Zone in Enniscorthy’s, the park offers an attractive proposition for companies seeking to meet ambitious Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals.
Investment-Ready Infrastructure The IDA Advanced Building Solution
In partnership with IDA Ireland, Wexford County Council has advanced plans for an Advanced Technology Building (ATB), designed by award-winning architects Henry J. Lyons, it covers a substantial footprint of 2,500 square metres consisting of office and production areas and all associated site works.
This flexible office and production facility will provide a premium property solution capable of supporting both indigenous and international companies.
The availability of a planned, investment-ready facility strengthens Enniscorthy’s appeal to businesses in life sciences, advanced engineering and technology sectors
A Connected Enterprise Ecosystem
Enniscorthy Technology Park is designed to support companies at every stage of growth, from start-ups to multinational investors. It provides a bridge between early-stage startups and established national and global operators. It complements innovation initiatives across County Wexford, including Hatch Lab Gorey, creating a strong regional ecosystem for entrepreneurship and innovation.
Ongoing investment in housing, public realm projects, outdoor amenities and infrastructure further enhances Enniscorthy’s attractiveness as a location for businesses and employees alike.
Positioned for Global Capital
Enniscorthy Technology Park presents an undeniable value proposition:
Immediate construction capability via a pre-approved, state-of-the-art 2,500 sq m IDA Advanced Technology Building.
Direct road access to Dublin and continental European shipping channels via the M11 motorway (with plans for further extension) and Rosslare Europort.
Active strategic partnership with the Wexford County Council Economic Development Team, providing coordinated access to relevant Local Authority departments, including Planning, Environment, and Roads, to support and facilitate investment projects.